pick“Night‘s Master is like a treasure chest spilled open with cascading dreams of silk, jewels, demon horses, perfumes, spices, tapestries, and (most precious of all) a sense of wonder.”
Love this description. This was a great beginning to Lee‘s arabesque fantasy series Tales from the Flat Earth. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
#ReadYourSign
♐️ 2: Read a book that was published in the year you were born. (Originally published in 1978)
Next up for #ReadYourSign.
A book that was published in the year you were born. (First published in 1978) ♐️
pickThis was a lot of fun to reread after finishing the series! Thankfully the person I buddy read with liked it too. I may have made a new Tanith Lee fan. 😊
pickI enjoyed how the shorts stories wove together though the entire book.
Daisy feels I should include a specific warning on this book. If starting #NightsMaster, after recently reading #GatherTheDaughters, prepare for your experience to be a bit...skewed. I think that's the least spoilery way to put it. I tried to explain to her that we readers can handle it, but she sees us humans as a weak lot. Rude. Also, typical cat thinking.
Podcast Sword & Laser's May pick. Yeah, I'm little late, but my local group will meet beginning of June, so I have a little more time. #NightsMaster
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